Sublime

“The

K. Anders Ericsson, a professor at Florida State University, found that outstanding performance isn't a result of natural talent. Rather, it is a result of hard work in the form of deliberate practice.

Every human being – to some extent or another – has a sense of unity, the skill of versatility, the ability to make connections, a degree of intelligence, moments of creativity, an inherent curiosity and an awareness of his individuality. When these features are unlocked with remarkable synchronicity, the mind of the polymath is awakened. So if we

The trigger for my personal change was a book called Frames of Mind: The theory of multiple intelligences by Howard Gardner.

Milton Erickson.

There are four essential capabilities that we can rely on a Second Brain to perform for us: Making our ideas concrete. Revealing new associations between ideas. Incubating our ideas over time. Sharpening our unique perspectives.